NameCheap Cloak

[discoverclips]

I was so stupid to register my domain through namecheap, search-engine bots can't crawl my website because it's in some kind of frame.

NameCheap uses a cloak, so you always get to see the main www.domain.com in the addressbar, regardless of the links you click.

I also found out that you have to wait a minimum of 60 days to transfer a domain name. :(

[chelsea]

I also found out that you have to wait a minimum of 60 days to transfer a domain name. :(

That´s standard.

[vithca]

I'm using Namecheap without any frames.

Are you sure it isn't your host?

[MeAlex]

I'm a namecheap user as well. Love 'em, never had any such problems.

[fryman]

Namecheap is one ofthe top registars out there, I have no idea of what you are doing or what you mean by "can't crawl my website because it's in some kind of frame"

[ockert]

ditto. have used namecheap for two years - very few problems, and definitely not what you are describing.

[Googles76]

Use namecheap here too, wouldn't even consider switching

[TheNetCode]

I have namecheap for some of my domains and have no issues. Sounds like it might be a setting in your domain control panel or your webhost.

[ozgression]

Yeah, I've used namecheap for years and have never had one single problem.

[DomainMagnate]

I use only namecheap and didn't have any problem so far. I don't think namecheap is your problem..

[alan_burns]

Im with namecheap and googles the main source of my huge visitor income.

[Phidippides]

It might be your host. I used a host once which kept having problems and its banner (in a frame) kept showing up on my pages, which messed them up, especially when you navigated off the index page.

[MrBrian]

LOL, you need to select "transfer dns to webhost" and input your webhost's DNS servers, because you are currently using URL Forwarding with an Iframe (cloaking). This is not a standard setup and is an added feature from Namecheap.

[Dave Zan]

Two year old thread.